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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-12

New York and cities north and cast on
demand, g. discount buying par selling
New York aud principal cities north and
east, three days grace, 81 discount buying
par selling. New orleans, s. discount buy
ing, par selling.
The local market closed steady with sales
ai 2. 500 bales. Sales for the week. 1900 bales,
Of which l.S00 10 exporters and nlOO Ia
spinncrs. New orleans spots closed firm,
with futures steady aud oG ~ Ia ~ points
Liverpool is strong and advancing Middling
uplands aud Orleans advanced 3lGi, with
am advance In futur's ~ 10 Ia II points aud
closing steady. The New York market
closed easy. with futures declining rs Ia 10
points The weeks port receipts, 30,Gjs
bales. aro the largest week receipts on record.
Al Manchester thc market for cloths and
yarns T. unsettled And domOralizUd, iniiu-
enccd Wy the Liverpool cotton market.
According To the Chicago Independent
Grover the salcs of new crop of rice thus far
have been 10000 barrels against 6s,o0
IN 1886 This amount refers only 10 the
outward movement 81 the new crop, aud,
unless combined with the stock at diStrib-
ui.ng cenicrs. docs no, show the actual
dstnhutlon Tor consumption. The total TO
date Cor each II thc respective year. Is iGi.
Ca barrels this year. arn'nst iAa,Uo barrels
last year ncductinf these two amounts
from the total siook aud crop left yi,ibl,
supply, Grt hands. October ~. $40 90 bar
rcls, against $4,000 barrels in 1850
--latest adyiccs irum Rio concerning th
Brazilian coffee market state that ''thc MAJ
kci seems quiet, aud prices are flat again,
not weak Advicys irum the Rio coi,
zone, ~ 10 the coming crop are cXhilam
inr, hut % Tar the receipts do not seem %
fcclcd by these prospects.
Tho local general market remains NJ
changed, except as to hog products, While
arr q shade higher and advancing
ELEVATOR RrroRrs.
The following shows the amount ~ gmi
received. withdrawn and In store 10y Urulf
elevator as reported Ia the Merchants Of
change to-day Wheat In store, lO1ls bl
Corn Withdrawn, go bu; In store. $40 bi
Oats received. 1870 bu. withdraw, a,s12 bl
In store, O1Up hu
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sun Francisco, Cal.
Charles y. jacobson, Agent.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No 400. n ~ -Chsnccty Court u shelby county
n. q. Raincy q al w. M,mphi. nnd Charleston
ffilpud Ct ~.
ly virtue Of an iutctluUuory dourrc Tor taie, en-.
tcrd IN the above cause uu the ~ dny of july
iss7, " ~ %. plFr 49, lNill aoit at public auction
10 the highest bidder 10 irunt oi the /, lerk and
Masters olcc, % ne Main strcrt entrance oi the
seer on
saturday, the 18th Day ~ November, 1887,
within lcrai hour, NJ" follow ing described prop.
prty. situated ~ shelby county. Tenn to.wit Ibi
p. hlggs - and lois u hnd q, block II, Ia Fort
Pickering.
Terms Of sale one thlpl cash. halancc in couai
payments due IN siN AMI twelve month. pir
chaser executing notes bearing Interest ifom date
with security. lien tciaiuCd 81 -ccurr paymcntS
D.. b. uctu'sr a. 1871
\. N,uONEtt Cicrt and Na,,c,
Ola q urttirN ~ 4 and a
40 NJ lsufntplt golifffoF
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LIVERPOOL.


LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots-Sirnng and advancing
Sales. ih.0D bale, ~ which American con
bales Rrcript. 21,O1D bales, of which Amer.
iran ~ bales. Closing quotations wrrr
q. follows. Ordinary, 4 iJlGd good ordinary.
5d. low mddlinE, 8 5iGl. good miiilins.
b,sd middl,ng upland' il-lGl, middliug
Orleans, asa.
futurs opcncd excited and closed steady,
a. follows
rThc prices are given In pence aud Gitl,s
thus a. means iGIGld aud ~ mraus
t.Gld
AZ pm November, 3 AID. sellers No.
MEMBER nccrmhcr . sal. sellers, December.
January J0d. buyers January February.
. sd. buyer, February March, ISL. hu,ris.
Marh. April, b3ai, buyers, April May. lid.
value. Mhy-Junc, 8 iad, sellers, Junc.July.
. tSl sellers.
Liverpool weekly ititcment for the week
ending November - Isss.
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Mules and Horses.

MuIEs--Modcrnte demand; ~ 10 1871
handshigh, Sl2j@l5o; 1874 to 10 hands high,
$lJ0dlS5.
HoRsEs-Moderaie demand; drivers, 800
@l5Oi heavy draft, 5000 saddle, Sl25@9OO;
Texas ponies 10000.
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Admlnletratorn Notlnn

onioc Of Public Administrator of ei,,thy g,,,,,,
McnphlS Tenn November .. iSs5
Tho undersigned having hcen a,nol,,,t And
qualified rs almin,iia'uf 1T the estate of M u
Johlgog dcya-d goii,, I, hercby given to ali re rf
t,tic and % thtfv ~ whom "a IA fst.,c ~
in hlc their tlins MA Doe. duly pfo6atod wlihiu
The Tine plui,fbcd hy law or lie ss,ng ain n. Nv,
ever haHeu John LOAOrE
lut fublic AdnilnistrAlaf.
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Live stock.

CnicAdo, H., Nov. 1.-THE Drovers Jour
nal reports: Cattlc-Reccipts, G,OOO ship
mcnts, 5000. Market strong and Toe high.
err; shipping steers, S3CJ5 70; stockcrs and
feeders, 81 SOFAS; cows, bulls aud mixed,
81 30d2 NJ; Texas cattle, 81 5Ota3; western
rangers, $2M2 G2lf. Hogs-Reccipts, 22,0OO;
81 loaf 20; heavy, 81 5O,di 10; light a. 30tl
I as; skips, g 1904 70. Shccp-l,occipts,
1900; shipments, 1000 Market steady; ma
tiycs, g. 1904; western, S3Cd3 -; Texans,
g SOFAS 40; lambs, 81 75Ct5.
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GENERAL MARKET.
nresdstuus.

Cons Mr,.-Stnndnrd. a. 3oG12 - pearl.
" zoos 80 roller. g. hitt2 ~, quiet
BrANs-Nayy l. hOd2 15
oar MEL-in half brls. sos 90 from
Eiorc.
fLoUE-From store common, ~ %. iam.
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INV oUiHAN,

NIW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened strong aud closed
firm, midillng, pNc. Sales, 1000 bales.
Quotations wcT ~ follows Ordinary, 7skc;
good ordinary $40; low mlddling, ohc;
middlinE p1.c good middling, iO}.c.
Futures opened steady aud closed
steady ~ follows November. oG26f0 "a;
December, p53Cra7i January, ouserl ~
February, onc@am March, ioO3miOOI
April i0ll. May. i0.2tGio25, June. 1880
IOab. July, iOiJal0ti. August, 1880 10. %.
Sales ~ 30 bales
nAIIN rnnr Avn INTEnIoR MAnHEr.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
md closed steady middling, CSC Sales 5000
bales, including 900 last evening. Of which
LOO toeEporien and 400 70 spinner, re-.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


FRIDAY EVfNiN1, NOV H. lN'"
The money market is firm to strong ana
rates are unchanged at per cent a as
position 10 hold cotton has been the partial
tausc Of renewed lrmncss.
The Clearinghouse report is as follows
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ccipis, 1888 bales; shipments, 3,i39 bales
stock on hand, 1883 bales receipts 10
date 20o 1856 bales; shipments to date, 1875,
l72 bales.
EXCHANGE. QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary nominal; good ordinary, so
midiling low, e'Sc middling 9)ic; good
middling 10 il6c middlng fair, 1850; fair,
nominal.
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Live Mock.

Hoes--Choice, 4Xc; good, Es@4Xci com
mon, 41.604l9c.
SHEEr-Choice, SIC medium, 3613l.c;
common, $lCll 90.
LAMRs--Choice, s.; common 10 good, per
head, 81 SOFAS.
GLASS CAIrLE-Choicc, 3l.@3lfc; good
2%d3c; fair TO medium, 2d2Hc; seal
lawags, lCgl Hc; feeders, light, lAs2c; heavy
DiZ6IOiEc
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mer yellow, 40c; prime cotton seed meal,
Slj 25Gl5 80, car load lots; less than car
load, $lG 256ll6 50.
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Sfnge of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, y, s. A. !
MEMPHIS, Nov. IL, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions named nj 80 meridian time, which Is one
hour lnirr thnn Memphis time
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lily, g. G5; choice, 81 ~; fancy a. extra fan.
cy, 81 -; patent, 81 10 firm.
cEAcgEGs-soda, extra, 4c; soda treble en-
ira, 4lsci ginger snaps 5,s@GIsc; assorted
jumbles, l0c.
CRACKED WnEAr-In half brls., "a ~ from
store
HoMiNY AND GRIrs-.From store, $3@3 25
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Miscellaneous.


nAUUtNu- G'f@1Aic.
1ir ~ Mal ~.
Suot Drop. o. %, buck, 81 On
lT,n#tT
Nuis=lrnn, O. 1902 - steel. g. 3,fC2 co.
foNnfn -kcg', Is. hall kcg' - 80. quar-.
ter kegs. a. 90
Mursgy- Straight Kentucky Bourbon
Maryland ani pennsylvania Ryc Robinson
and Lincoln counties. Tennessee WHISTLES
according to az and make, common whisky.
Wrhtti ~ according to prof
mu,ouo-tommun, 2btt3bc, other grades
AifiNg
Woot-a hurry erase wool. uuWushej. i3a
iNc, clear grease wool. 'idtT. bury washed,
nttJk3 tab washed. ildIgc
NNtTl HGaructts. so 81 Hiiph'a so -
mi,ruad, ~ -. Gail n Az, -
COZ ou--rrimc white, wholesale lots, iO'
per gallon,
UruWAN=2nr
TALON #aNt1tsr
llipr Dry Tint 40 I. l3@i3'st. No 9. n
@ln .r dry siltcd, Sfflnc. grrcn sIl,ci No
,"'it.,c, No 26'sc. green, ttcbc; shccp,.ins.
liyttNi
Cotton seed rroiurts.
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I,ona. aud s,nrh..

The following list is corrected regularly
and may b, regarded ay the latest quotations.
HANK STOCKS
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HANDS FURNISHED

FROM GEORGIA. ALABAMA AND TIfE CARO-
liNAN WIN deliver families ut the lowest pnsti
bic rate. iuf rafticular addrrs
II. A, Williams, Pass. Agt. NJ. al. n. n. Y.
ATLANTA. Ca. A. " BOX No. ID
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving
SATURDAY.
rkansas River...""JoE PETERS, 5 pm.
sceola. ..................CoAHoaA. 8 pm.
Movements az the Leyee.

Arrivals-Jamcs Lee, Walnut Bend; Ben
ton, Concorda; City of Cairo, St. Louis.
Departurcs--James Lee, Friars Point
Benton, Concordia; City OF Cairo, Nicksburg.
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tlrocerIcs.

suaAR-Pure white, 0ISc; of white, G'I@
CSC; yellow clarified, GGg0Ac refined A,
CSC; standard grnnulntcd, nc; plantation
graduated, 1ci powdered, nc; cutloaf, 7Isci
easy.
itrcr-Iouisiana, 5@Gc; Carolina, GaO,lc;
strong.
CANprn-Sticks, all sizes, In boxes, pals
aud barrels, 1900 fancy assorted, J59iOG
firm.
so,rs AND CASpLus-Soap, 3G5jSc; can
dies, full weight, SltfGc.
CHEEsE-Ncw York factory, o.; full cream,
l3ai3ilc Young America. lic.
CoFTEE-Common, iDaic; ordinary, 2Ot69
20Ac fair, 2l',@22iic; prime Rio, 22Nc;
choice to fancy 9'i@2i2c; old government,
2pCG32c; quiet
Sur - Saginaw. 81 35@i 20 per barrel;
sacks, fine, 81 3ial 20. coarse, ~ lOe1l Is;
pockets. hcachcd. " -; mixed, barrels,
80 %. mixed, 2N6t7c.
CANNED Goops-i'inc apples 81 25Cdi 80.
Peaches, pounds, standard, 81 ~, . pounds,
standard a. 20, seconds, o. Is. Toma-
| toes . pounds, standard, SiGul TO- 2 pounds,
standard. 81 2hdl ~ Strawberries, ~ ~.
Raspbcrrics, a. "a. Blackbcrrics, o. l5CDl D.
Green cages, ~ 75di ~. Pears, 81 7bCt2 %
| Plums, ~ G5,dl IS. Asparagus, ~ 1904 ~
Green corn, 81 25cpi ~. Green peas, ~ Goa
ia Cove oysters, full weight, pound, 81
? pounds 81 GjCtl -, light weight
pound Ood0SC, ? pounds flGDl no. Con
denscd milk, Crown, g. 7hfu5 ST. Eagle, 81 IS
Swiss, a. 20 salmon, a. - Sar,lincs, 81 ~
mustard sariincs, g. -. Mackcrcl, u -
herring mackcrcl. a -.
MoLAssn-louisiana fair, i0c; choice new
81; new prime ibC;, centrifugal, fancy, $50
lsc. common To fair, 26ta2Sc prime to choice
| 4O0tlir.
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Household Supplies.

ArriEs-kcntuCky stock, t2tt3pcr hrl.
New York, O. 25thJ ~. dried apples, So
IT, per pound from store. Dried peaches,
Btt &c from storr.
NUurrA nLrs-Onions, - 1iMl ~ per brl,
a. - bu Cabbage -Norihcrn, go per
100 kmui- liarrcls. a. ~, half barrels,
81 ~. Garlic-sl per iOl
ricGtE.-liarrcl. ~ iOG5, half barrels, ~
Ca ~.
E1os-Stcidy at indenr.
Fuuu-Omngrs sifsJ ~ per box. sG6tG 20
per htl. lemons, Siff3 ~ per box. Bananas,
81 b1d2 ~ per bunch.
Nrrs -Cocuanuts. tG per iOn. Peanuts
Virginia. &C. Tennessee, farmers stock, 80
&C.; rnnsicd, 90 higher. shcllcd, loc. Pccans
-rcNas, 7miN
RuISs-london layer, o.; layer, s. Is;
California, - 49,
rur,rou Firm. selling at Oorasi ~ per
hu, - 1l@2 % per bril- sweet potatoes, 81 80
/ Ct2 per hfl
Ciprn-Ncw York, D. 80 per brl and ~ 80
| pr hall brl.
BrrtuR Buttcrilc i5c creamery, N
/ ASK dairy, ist2E, country butter iid2r.
rnultHy Chickens Spring, Sl0a hens,
/ s. 2i5t' ~ Turkeys tG0tlO, dressed chick.
| ems sltt2 ~, turkCys lOttl2C per n,
| ducks. - 1htt3 Oo. geese, ~.
! G,Nr-Qunil, ~ ~ per dozen. squirrels,
81 2itti 10 per doScn. Ncnison Whole
! deer, ttthc, saddles, Ia Wild ducks 81 al
| a. O. ~ per dozen. Rabbits, 81 nae ~ per
dozrn. Prairie chickens SbU per dozen
NiNDAu Per gallon l0dlic.
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Spots opened nominal and closed easy;
middling, 10 7.iGc. Sales 2i5 bales. Quota
tons were ns iollowH Ordinary, 7 l3-iGc
good ordinary, 0'4c, low middlng, 10 Lice,
midding. io7-iGc; good middling. i0,sc mid
dling fair, 10 3-l6c. fair, n i3loc.
Futures opened easy and closed steady,
a. follows November IO32(1l033; Dcccm.
Der. i0.3OaiO3i, January, l035@iO. 10;
February. 10 iGaloI7; March, i055; April,
i0G2@iogi; May, i0.0s@lO0s June, 10. 75Cp
1870. July, iOsltlO.s2, August, l0.sigi
Sales. IN. IOo bnles.
New York cotton statement for week end
ing November n, 1851.
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OH and Turpentine.

ST. Louis, No, Nov. ll.-wool-Quiet
but sieadN.
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pAILY CorroN srArrMENr.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

NrEgLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts At Memphis Tor the week ending
November II, l7,3id bales, as against %, $50
b,lr. same week lust year; since September
/, sia $50 bales, against 2i2,jlO bales same
time last year
shipmcnissior the week. 2G.6s8 bales as
against 2g0li bales same week last year
since September I, lea, l72 bales, as against
10 775 bales same Time last year. Weeks
sales, 5000 bales; exporters, 1850 aud
simmer. q. 100 bales.
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Have You a HumOr of Skin or
Blood?
IF so, THE cUTIcURA REMEDIES
WILL CURE YOU.

twns induced after al other remedies had failed.
IN u,c the trutynA hatpitr un my boy four
To lhc end oi hi. tocs. The nals icl 90 llis arms
aud face Ncrr nlsp CpyCuri aud he was q horrible
sight Tho tttcuuA aud 'ruCCRA soar wen all
that used. Two DAYS after their usc We cuuld scc
change iuT the better and IA TX weeks the child
was perfectly we'll.
VA, then induced to Try them further. a. my
vile hai what We termed dry snlc letter or 1-ori-
ass ior nearly niircn year, sud had tried every
thing that could set hold ~ aud asked the ndyicc
ui the mot eminent oi the profession hut all In
vain. II Wus all over her holy. aud nil over her
SOLVENT. twu hnxca ui ttriCtHA, aud two rikgs II
guriCunA soar aud ln one Wcck innm the ilihc sho
hcrnn their usc could tcc n change fuf the better
u l. nov nearly one YEAR since shc stopped using
the tVriCtrA krufnifs. nud Them q no rturu.
prunuuncr her entirely rufyd. NJ uuc only thu.s
who have the disease and thusc who an constantly
ahuui diseased plticnu, can rvulifc the tuttuw Ia
which thcy an plArUi.
have recommended the CrricrHl RNrniEs to
all whom have met Tint wrr w am way IN need
of skin cure. une man 10 whom recommended
them had sufousl inr over twelve year. nud in that
tlmc sIeut neatly Eve huudrd iolinns in IL cured
but nothing hclpci. and nov after the usc u i've
buiil W ~ trTtrtuA Nr-niNrNr, aud sryunt boxes
pf CuHttrA. aud two cakes OF GvurunA soar. NJ.
iuicrs in having found ,urs. I have Others Ht
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~ Unirs inilDi
iutr p,o,surs In sending this to yon. trusting
lhai it Say prove blessing % you aud To the suf
firing nll T. MiitlkON.
klmbill lirulc. Co. Dakota.
tuu,trs. the Hn'at Kin cun. und frtCUHA
-uNt, ui rNuulait skln hyuutinpf, externally aud
rtIi,rrA WsnLyrSr. the nov blood purifier. Ia.
Utunlly. sf' pletiNC cum iur every form VI skin
anl bllud disCn-cs from pimplcs W sCroiula.
suli rlcBWhrw itirc. Cvuovnt a. Soar. 80
ki'~iiNiNT, ~, Prepared Ny the puuiK nntg ANn
tuFNitAL Go. Boston, Mas
raNcni ipr How ~ turc slim Diseases" O.
Iag.v n illustration nni To- testimonials.
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Eeesisfuns.

HAY-Choicc, from store, 0Oc; car load
from lcyce or depot, $lGGi7; prime store.
sOgsjc; ear load from leyce or depot $li6D
49, prairie from store, 60c car load from
lcvcc or depot IS.
HR,N-l'rom store, Sj6D9Oc; from leyee or
depot, $40 75dl7
CoRN-From store, white, 5jc; mixed, 53c;
from leyec or depot, white, in bulk, iSc; In
SKIS, 80; mixed in bulk 4sc in SKIS, 62c.
OATs-From storr, white, nc; mixed, BE;
from lcyec or depot, white, In bulk, &c; In
SKIS, 3ic; mixed, IN bulk. 2Dc; IN SKIS, 81 &c,
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wnMyeToS, y. C., Nov. li.-TurpcntinC
irn, 2lisc.
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fmNr Cgvpt Ou-J)Nllc. prime sum.
m'i yellow J83Jc, choice cooking sum.
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Provisions.

Hoo PnoDucTs-Adyancing and higher;
mess pork, 50 2jdiI 80; sugar cured hams,
liL6Iil iac breakfast bacon, ll1S6gl2ci
clear sides, bacon, s)Sc; clear rib sides,
bacon, sc; long clear bacon, Sc; bacon
shoulders, 5ssc; bulk pork, clear sides, 79sci
clear rib sides, 7@7lsc; long clear, 7ci
shoulders. 59sc.
L,RD-Irerccs, 0'kc half brls. nc; kgs
re; choice kettle, sCdsiEc; advancing.
Fisn-Mackcrcl, half barrels, No. I, W so
No. ., ~ o., No ), 81 -; iO-lb kit No 1,
a. 10; No. ?, n TO- No 3, u u. Dry herring,
family, DC per box
Pos FEEr-Barrel., s. 20, half barrels,
o. %; kegs, 81 10.
FnEsn MR,rs-Choicc beef headquarters,
a.; forcqunrtcs, 5CdGc; second grade, hind
quarters &c; forcquartcrs, ic; common, hind
quarters, ic; forcquartcrs, &c. sheep 64g1c.
Hogs, 7M1is
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LoNpoV, Nov. III pm.-Consols closed
at TO- 1910 for money aud lui $40 for the
account United States bond---is, 1893; do,
49,, me-.
PARIS, Nov. il.-Thrcc per cent rcntcs SOf
~ ~ Tor the account
hank CLEARiNOs.
CHtcAGo H.. Nov. il.-linnk clcarings to.
DAY were slOGS3,OOO.
Nrw NoRK, Nov. il.-llank clcnrings today
wcrr ems, iJi, 800. balance. a. lG7 ,5Ii.
ST. ioris No.. Nov. blank clcarings
today wcr S2,g1 $50, balances S2in,7Sl
BAIuAour. Md, Nov. ll.-llank clearing,
TODAY were g., lid,O7G, balances, S3ntdJ1.
IosrnN, Mass, Nov. ~ Rank clearing. Ia.
day We're Sip. IA 5l1, balances. si,Sin.5sl.
Put ,prirn,, Pa, Nov il-Bank clear
ing. today were Sio515jO balances, Si,2ti,
MI
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IIh rr..r H.a Win tllrna MlnIc,frn ' ~ ~
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Cru,tr,, the Frat Kin cum. and truCuHA
-nNt, ni pNuulit Kin hUautifyf externally. aud
ttt,trA WsnLyfST. the nov hlnud purifier. Ia
tUtunlly afH positive cum for even form Of skin
ani hllud dissn-cs from pimplcs W sCroiula.
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spent Sunday with friends in Berlin. 80
Miss l.. j. Webster recently returned from
Massachusetts, where she has been teaching
Gus and pleasant time. - Aaron Webster
reports nice crop of Strawberries this sea-
son. He picked sixty quarts last Friday.
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Caledonia County.
Hardwick.

SwERDFEGER, the miller, is building
piazza on the river side of his residence.
- The strawberry season has been
" rushing the past week in this vicinity,
Mr. Brush, our village druggist and Mr.. w.
l.. Bradford of the Center are the principal
growers here. Bradford has one and one
fourth acres in bearing and another acre of
plants set this season. The ruling price till
Saturday night was twelve and one-half
cents per box, when it was reduced to
ten cents. - Temperatures Wednesday,
June Goth, 92o; June Goth, 93o; July 1st, 90 ;
July I'd, 96o. il. w. Bell lost a good
COW last week by its getting hung in the
barn. She put her head through hole in
the boards in front of where she was hitched,
and was unable to eXtrcate it. - Frank
Mason's farm buildings in the northeast part
of Wolcott We're burned on Saturday. The
fire first caught on the roof, where it was
discovered and eXtinguished, as was sup
posed, by Mrs Mason and some neighbors
living near. Subsequently it broke out
again, obtaining such headway before dis
covery as to render all efforts to save the
buildings or much of their contents futile
We understand Mrs. Mason was badly
burned in trying to save her children or
property. We have heard no estimates of
loss or insurance reported. - l.. G. FOss
returned home from Massachusetts June
30th. - Frank Kent seems to be rapidly
failing in strength and is now confined to
the house. His brothers George and Bush
nell were here over the Sabbath. The latter
resides in Burlington. 80 l.. ID. Hatha-
way and family intend going to Portland
the present week, to be absent week or
more, visiting the summer resorts along the
Maine coast. Mrs. A. f. Clement re-
turned home on Saturday from Portland,
where she had been to consult n physician
under whose treatment she has been for
most of the past year.
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Hubbard is having serious time with an
liberated tooth, which the dentist could not
succeed in extracting about four weeks ago.
He came near choking to death when the
ulcer broke, about week ago, and now it
is gathering again. -= Mrs. Whitney OF
Lowell, Mass, is here on visit. - o. j.
Putnam has received check for 81 $50 for
the insurance on the life of his daughter
Matte, who died last March. She was in
sured in the company of knights and
Ladies of the Golden Star. 60 Mrs. New
ton Bixby and children and Agge Jones OF
Lowell, Mass, are here visiting their parents
and other friends.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
LamOille County.
East EImOre.


THE Methodist society of this place have
purchased new organ - George j.
LaBarron has gone to the White Mountains
to work. - Allie Silloway is sick with
the measles, as is also Bert Ward. -
Mrs. George W. LaBarron visited her
daughter, Mrs. +. Brown, in Washington
the past week. - Ira Morse and wife
visited friends in Montpelier the past week.
THOMAS STEWART of 800 Willoughby ave-
nue. Brooklyn, n. Y, is making two
weeks visit at A. A. Pike S, and will return
home next Saturday.
Wolcott.
LAST week the buildings on the Jesse
Drown place in the east part of the town
were burned 60 We are having some
very hot weather of late. The thermometer
stood at ninety-eight degrees in the shade
one day last week. 60 a young Silver
boy came to the village last week and while
returning home, and near the Davenport
school-house, three fellows came out of the
woods. One took the horses by the bride
and the other two got into the wagon and
pounded him so severely that the services
of a doctor were needed. No arrests have
been made as yet and the parties are not
known. - There was surprise party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spauld-
ing last week, it being the thirty-tifth ami
versary of their marriage. - Charles
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
Addison County.


WE had some hot days last week. The
farmers improved the time to make hay.
- Mrs. Prudence Parker is quite low
with a lung trouble at the house of her son,
o. l.. Parker. She is quite aged and has
been in poor health many years. - A
Mr.. Persons from East Randolph was
visiting at II. G. Hubbard's last week,
- Seymour II. Shuts from Ellenburgh,
n. Y, is in town visiting friends.